History of the Pallavas of Kanchi
Prakrit and Sanskrit charter Pallavas, Siṃhaviṣṇu line, wars with the Cāḷukyas, later Pallavas, administration, religion and art; from copperplate grants.
- Language
- English
- Author
- R. Gopalan
- Extent
- 1,142 passages, 80,433 words
- Text
- complete digital text
- Source
- archive.org · 1st ed., University of Madras 1928; scan on archive.org, OCR Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite; chapters and sections by… · In copyright (R. Gopalan); freely available on archive.org — shown with credit and a link to that copy,…
Contents
- c1 Front matter — 12 parts
- c2 Contents — 11 parts
- c3 Illustrations and Maps — 3 parts
- c4 Works Consulted — 19 parts
- c5 Introduction — 21 parts
- c6 Chapter I. Introductory, History of Previous Research and Sources of History for the Pallavas — 12 parts
- c7 Chapter II. Theories of the Origin of the Pallavas: Pre-Pallava History of Kāñchīpura — 2 parts
- c8 Chapter III. Early Pallavas of the Prakrit Records — 27 parts
- c9 Chapter IV. Early Pallavas of the Sanskrit Records — 32 parts
- c10 Chapter V. Contemporary Political Powers. The Salankayanas, Kadambas, etc. — 51 parts
- c11 Chapter VI. The Pallava Ascendency— The Dynasty of Simhavishnu, A.D. 575-900 — 3 parts
- c12 Chapter VII. Narasimhavarman I (Mahamalla) A.D. 630-660 — 64 parts
- c13 Chapter VIII. Dynastic Revolution. Hiranyavarman and His Successor Nandivarman Pallavamalla — 61 parts
- c14 Chapter IX. Successors of Pallavamalla — 78 parts
- c15 Chapter X. General Considerations of Pallava Rule in South India — 32 parts
- c16 Appendix A. A Chronological Index of Pallava Inscriptions — 184 parts
- c17 Appendix B. The Mahavamsa, Ch. XLVII — 15 parts
- c18 Appendix C. The ‘Avantisundarikathāsara’ — 58 parts
- c19 Additional Notes by the Editor — 9 parts
- c20 Errata — 2 parts
- c21 Index — 48 parts